This collaboration enables Phala Network to leverage DePHY’s DePIN solution to advance the functionality of its TEEs network and decentralized AI computations.This collaboration enables Phala Network to leverage DePHY’s DePIN solution to advance the functionality of its TEEs network and decentralized AI computations.

Phala Network Collaborates with DePHY to Scale AI Computations and TEEs for Web3 Applications

2025/11/08 07:30
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DePHY, a decentralized off-chain network that enables efficient functioning of DePIN networks, announced a strategic collaboration with Phala Network, a decentralized cloud platform offering secure, scalable, and privacy-preserving computational services.

This partnership enabled the integration of DePHY’s decentralized infrastructure (which serves as a bridge between DePIN and AI networks) into Phala Network’s decentralized cloud computing platform to enhance the operations of Phala’s AI computations.

Why This Partnership Is Crucial for Phala Network

Using its decentralized network, Phala Network enables safe (secure) and confidential (private) AI computations in Web3. It utilizes TEE (Trusted Execution Environments) to ensure data confidentiality, safeguarded executions, and computational verifiability. Its hybrid infrastructure and zero-trust model make it a reliable solution for AI agents functioning and keeping sensitive information (data) secure while interacting with blockchains.

Despite AI innovation continuing to evolve fast, compute access remains sluggish in the Web3 environment. Today, most AI infrastructure companies (like Phala Network and many others) are grappling with high GPU costs, inadequate access to high-performance devices, and dependence on monopolistic firms controlling cloud computing services.

Phala Network partnered with DePHY to address some of these challenges. By incorporating Phala Network’s confidential GPU computing systems into DePHY’s DePIN framework, Phala can now access affordable, on-demand computational power.

Revolutionizing AI Agents: the Power of TEEs Integration

AI is advancing more rapidly than Web3 tech infrastructure can keep up. GPU scarcity, high costs, and monopolies are major challenges stagnating growth and advancement. The integration of DePHY’s technology solution helps solve these real problems, a development that comes when Phala Network continues to develop its TEEs network.

AI agents have rapidly become a trending topic in Web3, executing activities like asset management, data analytics, complicated task automations, and many others. However, concerns remain regarding how users can trust such agents with sensitive information or crucial operations without infringing on privacy or security.

An important answer to such concerns is TEEs (Trusted Execution Environments), an essential solution for protected, private, and secure computation. The partnership between DePHY and Phala Network highlights the role of TEEs, which is similar to a vault inside a computer. TEEs is an isolated area where data processing happens securely and ensures computations occur privately, even if the wider systems are compromised.

Phala Network is developing TEEs, a secure region where AI agents can execute their functions without jeopardizing users’ sensitive data. The partnership above showcases Phala Network’s commitment to developing the foundation for trust in AI-powered applications, safeguarding user-sensitive data while ensuring accuracy and transparency in Web3.

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